Pro Chef Makes 3 course Indian Meal with $15 || Budget Gourmet
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Chef Friend Vinod turns $20 into a gourmet 3-course Indian meal!
Find him at:
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"I know a place where you can get it for 54 cents man" - Legend
It's india
@@vishn100 it's 20-30 cents at most for coriander in india, atleast where I am.
Most shopkeepers give coriander for free.
Need more videos of this chef! He's solid. Big fan from the UK!
@@quiggt and I'll do it again
@@youtuber15492 srry
I can't see my reply
I dotn even think I replied so can you please tell me what I replied?
Indian food may be the tastiest food on the planet.
Yes it is soo good 😁💜
Wouldn't surprise me. As everyone says when it comes to Indian food. They don't mess around when it comes to seasoning.
Unhealthiest
@@CorruptedBat cap
You should try indonesian food
Ingredients may be just 15 dollars, but his training, experience and skill is worth a lot more. Not something a regular Joe can do.
He knows what he is doing for sure, but these are common dishes from southern India, nothing fancy.
Go to TH-cam tons of videos to teach you that. Out of that dosa is simplest and cheapest and tastiest.
@@Shiva11111 I agree that Dosa is simplest and cheapest but definitely not tastiest. It's taste is pretty average.
too bad it says Pro Chef & not Regular Joe in the title
Need more of chef Vinod really solid work and recipes
As a Tamilan living outside India, I am happy to see Fish dosa and Paniyaram being made cheap and tasty
its not cheap its literally more thnan 1200 rupee and under 1000 rupee we can eat many things I india
@@dragoon14270 That's an issue of buying power between countries. Those ingredients would be much cheaper in India than where they were actually bought, but compared to what other foods can be bought in that area, it's very cheap. Cost of food in general is much less in India than in the US, which is pretty interesting.
Is Fish dosa actually a thing bro? Love dosa myself, but haven't ever come across one Fish one!
Thank you for sharing this chef’s unique Indian food creation. As a young home cook myself (haha), I noticed the chef has a good reel on textures (in addition to flavor). He has a well-rounded concept on the flavors, timings & combinations (for certain textures of the ingredients). I enjoy watching him, thanks 👍
That dessert is making me drool 🤤
You need this Chef to be appearing in more of your videos, I watch a lot of videos about cooking and I can tell when someone is true to their art.
Man I love that dudes spice setup
That setup for spices is what you can see in most of the Indian houses
@@rohitsurvase7785 can I just search "Indian spice rack" if I want to buy my own?
@@matttran7161 Yes and it'll cost less than the glass spice racks
@@matttran7161 yeah definitely! It's the one you find in most Indian households, so I'm sure you can find one in any Indian grocery store or on amazon
You can even find it at local South Asian grocery stores for $20-25 max
I'm in love with Indian food, It all starts with butter chicken and man the recipes are keep going and going almost endless. Hopefully I will visit India one day and try a lot of food! 😋 Great video skilled chef. 🙌🏻
I love in general watching people cooking, doing their thing, love it 💪🤞
as soon as I saw him making dosa I went HE'S MAKING DOSAS
as a fellow indian, I love this guy, and then he's making PANIYARAM this guy is a true south indian
respect
love how careful n neat the preparation of them food🔥❤️
Enjoyed this episode, everything looks delicious! Love how Indian food incorporates various textures and variety!
Idk, but I guess it's my Indian soul that feels so goood when someone eats Indian food and likes it!
Ì find Indian food the best food out there. It incorporates so many different elements to make such a great dish. Such a large variety of your diet consists within a dish, and the health benefits from all those spices, amazing!
The Legend is back Love this Chief
let him COOK!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💥💥💥💥💥💯💯💯
Yurrrrr🔥
@@DannyGrubs was that mackerel fresh or frozen?
This an educational video, the conversation is necessary for people who might wanna learn
@@crushfather9304 fresh!
@@sirfizz6518 lol it’s from a tiktok meme
I love Indian food and how the spices pop before adding vegetables or protein ❤❤❤
Really smart guy. Readymade materials cost more, so he took raw materials and then used them. Took 1 day of waiting, but just like in house
Find a chef that'll go to a random person's house. Have them pull things from their cupboards and fridge and see what meals they can come up with in the same style.
"you're paying by the weight" lmao I love this man
His Indian mom's eyes just swelled with tears
Our Indian breakfast which we eat always.love from india
Daang this is what they refer to as chef level skills haha
Awesome video! Such an inspiring talent.
Out of all your videos this was really asmr to watch
So guys the moral is to Never get amazed when India sends Satellite into space in less then the budget of some Hollywood movies 😂. We are experienced in enjoying life in what ever little we have. God bless u all. 🙏
उदारचरितानां तु वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्॥(This is mine, that is someone else's, such small minded people do! People of high character consider the whole world as family.)
He just keeps going lol, wonderful video
tell him make a youtube page! so he can show us whats in his kitchen like masaala box spices
That chef is awesome!
This chef is amazing! I'm so into this food
$15 in India we can make food for a week
What a lovely man! Legend.
I wish i had this skill set. Been learning to cook, but it gets expensive sometimes.
Onions and potatoes. They are in my top 5 foods for a reason. Cheap and great to learn knife technique. Also taste pretty decent when cooked in oil/butter and seasoned nicely.
Add some flour into the mix to make sauces. Buy chickens whole to use everything the butcher throws away and charges you for their work.
Rice is another one of my top 5. If you buy in bulk it's cheap for good rice. I buy my rice in 25kg bags (about 55lbs).
No joke look at how much a 20lb bag of onions and potatoes cost, they can be stored for months in a pantry if done correctly.
Good luck in your learning and I hope you enjoy the process and the dishes.
Edit: If you have fishing gear... A can of white corn and a can of tuna packed in oil, mix them together. Some of the best bait for fishing, for like $2 you can have bait for a lot of different kinds of fish. You can check garage sales for a cheap rod and reel set up, the person selling it might have more gear for cheap too.
I would love to get some lessons from this guy.
Looks delicious.
He’s the best hidden chef 😊
A 3 course meal in $16 *chef's kiss*
You might want to correct a subtitle where it says urdal gota, it should be urad dal gota. Also, gota just means whole i.e. what you guys got was whole urad dal; instead of the split one(one with pods opened) which is black for this dal.
He's a South Indian using North Indian terms because that's what labels in US supermarkets say. Given a chance, I'm sure he'd call it paruppu
Is that the little market in Gaithersburg
Is that near Vit Goel?
Ah yes.. my favourite Indian dessert the Creme Caramel.
I loved this video as well. Yummy
Dude, with 20 bucks, I can make a week's worth of food in India lmao
Sorry, not early but not too late but still excited for this banger!
He is amazing !
Looks delicious 😋
I think this dude does this so much he called them everyday for a meal.😂
No hate. Love your vids ❤ props to the chefs for doing these👏
Finally i dont see someone ranting owww like they add gazzilions of ingredients
Good one.
Amazing
SO YUMMY and this chef is excellent!
Yes 😊
LoL, it's our regular food. I am not chef but i love to cook delicious food.
I would be happy with just the fish taco.
Danny I ❤ ur videos
This dude is an Indian rockstar ! No fcks given to Michellen whatsoever !!
Love from India
Damm even per person income is high in usa but things are damm expensive....
At first I was shocked that you could cook Indian food with less than twenty dollars. But then you didn’t have to include the cost of the vast array of spices that make even modestly priced ingredients taste amazing. Stocking up on all the spices initially can set you back quite a bit. At least if your buying them in the US.
Those spices are not costy, the spices used in video can be buy under 1 or 2 dollars
The problem is you guys buy a lot of spices good enough for six months and then use it once or twice in a month, if you eat Indian food regularly the cost for spices per meal is very less.
@@ayanmukherjee8255 Very true. I don’t know of a place near me that sells all the various spices by weight. You do have to buy more than what you need for one or two recipes. Much more cost effective if those ingredients are incorporated into the majority of your meals. And the freshness aspect you point out is very important. Trying to use up all those spices before they grow stale is difficult if that’s not how you regularly cook. But I must admit if you want your dishes to really taste authentic and have that depth of flavor it’s worth buying the different spices.
You should also put how may serving
Indian mom's watching this be like..hold my Michelin stars. 😏
In winter, carrot desert is awesome.
Gajjar ka halwa
Wow
The chef is pretty cool tho.💯
This guy is bad ass
Looks like Gaithersburg Maryland
Genius
This is oswm
Amount of spices this chef has can make whole America look for water.
Where is the location?
Chef Vinod!!!
Ile make an exception with him using his spices just for the fact that he had 5$ left over
Maybe it's just me but the Indian chef look like a badass mafia boss
Vinod anna how you doing ?
Any cuisine that uses more than 4 species/aromatics is going to be good if you know how to use them. This is way I'm grateful for the world's migration history.
When he said overnight I instantly thought "you lucky dog".
I need that box with the spices, any idea where I can get one?
Any Indian grocery store in your area!
It's very common in India, so any Indian grocery store/amazon
Amazon! Just type in india masala box round.
Try searching online as spice rack.
Wait is this in Maryland? I think I know this guy!!
Did you miss oil ?
You mean: “Chef teases 12 people….”
👍👍👍
$20 in india u can feed entire family with three course meal with multiple option between veg n non veg
why is this guy still in a home kitchen !!! he can whip out 5 star level recipes with simple ingredients. he should be in some Michelin star restaurant !!
He is the owner of 2 restaurants one in washington and one in maryland if i'm not mistaken...
@@aurora_marie I wont be surprised. he is too good in whipping out creative recipes.
@@buddhapiyao1315 at the end of the video he says where his restaurants are
Tbh, India can make the best vegetarian food in the world
Flan for dessert
This chef could make a mini buffet for 15$ if it were in India😅
This $15 grocery in USA only. In canada it can be easily $45
True
Well you gotta sacrifice some areas to get free public Healthcare.
@vangyang17 yeah right. Broken health care system. With shortage of staff,shortage of medications and insane wait timed in hospital. I rather pay the private health system and by the way it's not free,we Canadians pay the highest tax in the world.
My bro has that $600 blender dear me
0:03 binod found?
It's alright
He is from Kerala 😉😉😉
Wass good
So, I suppose all those spices he used are just free then?
we up
1 mill subs and under 1k views??
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Is that the guy who laughs
Yeah 15 doletas, and the other half of the ingridients from his kitchen! hiuaoHIOUAhaiouHIU
Chef look like Wario
LOLLL Chef Wario. No disrespect, this chef is a legend